“The 12 Days AFTER Christmas” Giveaway: Day 10

500 Comments on “The 12 Days AFTER Christmas” Giveaway: Day 10

LouisC on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:04 am


First!

My favorite word is “callipygian”

Max on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:07 am


Floccinaucinihilipilification - “the act of estimating something as worthless.”

ssj2_goha on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:08 am


……… baka…….. japanese for idiot…… or should i say it as ばか

James on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:14 am


Sartorial - Of or belonging to a tailor or his art; characteristic of a tailor.

odin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:17 am


chimichanga

Austin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:19 am


Coagulate…i dont know what it means but its fun to say

Justin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:20 am


My favorite word is necessarily.

brad on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:22 am


obstreperous

Robby on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:25 am


obsequious - The curvature of each letter is just so interesting?! Its fun to say also.

Kyle B on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:25 am


phosphorus

don’t ask me why. it’s just fun.

Marlon on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:27 am


seriously LOL I used it a lot!!!!

Richard Neal on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:27 am


Foible

Mathew on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:29 am


This week it’s:

Syzygy

noun; a conjunction or opposition, esp. of the moon with the sun. A pair of connected or corresponding things.

Late Latin from Greek suzugia, from suzugos ‘yoked, paired,’ from sun- ‘with, together’ + the stem of zeugnunai ‘to yoke.’

Danny on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:30 am


googol…. 10^100

Chung on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:34 am


My favorite word: pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

Second favorite word: masticate



giantmike on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:34 am


Tachyon

Collin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:36 am


Pulse

Terry on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:36 am


Supercalifragilisticexipialidosious

Logan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:38 am


Bifurcation: the division of something into two branches or parts

Drew on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:39 am


conundrum

Because I always find myself faced with one

Robert on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:40 am


Cinnamon cause my friend can’t say it always says it like cimmumen or something

kiepas on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:40 am


thin

Chris H on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:40 am


Sublimation - the transition of a solid to a gaseous state.

RJ on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:41 am


Frack

Jordan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:42 am


Veritas

Michael smith on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:42 am


I believe my current favorite word is…

Macenstein

but all ass-kissing aside…

Schwag?

JorgeLuisBorges on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:43 am


if

claymonkeo on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:45 am


shifty five

Megan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:47 am


pooter.

cale argentieri on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:53 am


obfuscate

Geek in Heels on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:54 am


Kiwi.

Tim on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:56 am


current favourite:
synecdoche

baltimoresbest01 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:58 am


pudding

Ryan Powell on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:58 am


defenestration - what a way to go…

Gerard Massey on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:59 am


Nincompoop!

Alan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:59 am


whatever

SirCrumpet on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:00 am


Nemesis. It sorta just rolls off the tongue.

whaps on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:02 am


Floccinaucinihilipilification: the act of describing something as worthless, or making something to be worthless by deprecation

roy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:03 am


lachesis

jeff on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:07 am


nematode

Kensei on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:09 am


obstensively

Dominic on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:10 am


Meatatarian

Snider on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:10 am


foible.
right next to juxtaposition.

Eddie G on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:11 am


onomatopoeia

MacTipper on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:11 am


Macenstein! Duh!

Oh, wait, “picked randomly”? Bummer.

How about…. “Motzare”? (I probably spelled it wrong. But it’s Yiddish for “What is that”. Or so I am told… O.O)

Craig on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:16 am


Based on how often I use it (often), and the enjoyment I get from using it (plenty), I guess my favourite word would have to be “bollocks”.

George Game on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:19 am


Route66

Plankton on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:19 am


Coprophagy is always a good word…

3riador on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:27 am


“defenestration” ftw!

don on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:27 am


Money

J on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:27 am


papercut

SRW on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:31 am


Smooog!

Edd on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:33 am


copacetic. copacetic?

floyd on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:35 am


free



Wiseguy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:44 am


“winner”

as in winner of the Macenstein giveaway

Daniel on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:46 am


Zymurgy - - Zymurgy or zymology is the study of fermentation

Jose luis dupinet on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:46 am


Tin

Matt on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:48 am


free

easily one handable

Turk on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:49 am


moot because it has contradictory meanings(even if one is archaic)

Jef on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:52 am


smaque

Gene on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:56 am


Peace

harp on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:56 am


palindrone

Sergio on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:58 am


Synthetize

Ofek on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:59 am


Peace

jason on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:03 am


copacetic.

Brenner Spear on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:11 am


ridiculous

Juball on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:15 am


mamihlapinatapei

JF0517 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:16 am


epic

Mike on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:20 am


meh

Quentin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:23 am


merde

muzzle79 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:29 am


” stigma ” somehow I seem to use this one at least once a day. I actually need to stop using it.

adam on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:33 am


liberty

Dave on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:43 am


Semantics. A favorite word ultimately comes down to Semantics, Really…

mangochutney on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:44 am


Shibby!

BlackSmurf on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:45 am


Endoplasmatic reticulum. Try it after 10 beer.

Dave-O on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:46 am


frak

Matt on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:55 am


Done. Plain and simple. Just like “Done”

ASFx on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:03 am


My favorite word is FAIL

Nathan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:16 am


My favorite word is “abundantly.” Just has a nice ring to it.

Kyle on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:19 am


indubitably

It’s definitely the one word that I find myself repeating once I start moving from the ‘buzzed’ stage to ‘drunk’.

Paul on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:19 am


Downtown

Trondheim on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:22 am


contrariwise

jc on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:24 am


My favorite word is truth.

Ryan Imel on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:33 am


Cellar is a cool word.

Carlo on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:37 am


Syzygy

Castile on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:40 am


Whatever.

I fling that at everybody who says something to me that I don’t care about.

Noah on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:42 am


Canoodling.

Loufute on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:54 am


Kawaiiiiiiii (cute in Japanese… or Chinese, i’ve forgotten)

Melchor Sinco on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:58 am


Duh!

Tin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:05 am


please

Ned on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:08 am


dunno

dirk on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:13 am


plain and simple:

fusion

Kris C. on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:25 am


I’ve always liked the word “perfunctory.”

Andi on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:28 am


egg

Gee Why on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:30 am


I like “zeugma.”

Steven Rushing on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:33 am


babysitter

that's just me on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:41 am


“Karoshi” is a word taken from Japanese, and it means working yourself to death.

The word is the essence of absurdity in my opinion, because there being so many possible causes of death that we have no influence on or cannot predict, working yourself to death must be the lousiest thing one can do to oneself.

Mike on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:47 am


stuff

Chris on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:47 am


My favourite word is “birthday”

MacSheikh on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:09 am


“Apple” - my favourite word since 1984, when i i got my very first computer!

Oh, and those are some pretty hands…

Marcus13 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:14 am


science-fiction

Erik on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:15 am


cool

abubaker Shamlan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:18 am


damn

Adrian din Arad on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:19 am


stars

João Filipe Storarri on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:25 am


Giveaway ^^
This word is so nice =D

Erik Guzman on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:27 am


free

Alexej on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:29 am


kitteh

Savas on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:35 am


Right

Benjamin Tattersley on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:46 am


Nibbles As in tiny little party foods god i love that word

Ben Addlestone on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:47 am


Skadouche!!!

CyberTeddy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:51 am


since i got it last year (jan 08) i use it a lot: macbok

ghered on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:58 am


masticate

Mihai Neacsu on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:00 am


It’s my name of course: Mihai!

Straff on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:00 am


Guilty!

Rob on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:08 am


automagically
It (kind of) explains all the wonders of our modern computer age ;=))

greetings and best wishes

dammitjanet on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:10 am


macrame

I just gave up smoking so I could save enough for one of those keyboards, and its been hell and I hope the keyboard is worth it.

the_gummibear on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:10 am


Quiddity

Maxi on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:17 am


Apple

Mike on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:28 am


Ratatouille. The movie was good too.

Lars on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:33 am


hegemony

Juan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:37 am


caleidoscopio

Lazlo on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:42 am


anticonstitutionnellement

longest word in french.

Phelim on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:47 am


Archive.

Patricio on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:49 am


Like someone else said in a previous post: FREE. You can’t beat free…

Bas on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:50 am


“zakje”.

It is the Dutch word for “bag”. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXkTGiF9bU4

Lars Beduhn on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:50 am


As much as I am an Apple-Fanboy I’m a Star Trek nerd … so it’s probably “Enterprize” (but with the old-skool ‘z’ spelling… haha)

herbivoor on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:50 am


computer

Roy Karny on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:52 am


“Twissleknot” is mine…
Just makes me smile to think of it

Anat on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:54 am


My word is “Balooning”, don’t ask me why…

Kal on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:55 am


Amore

Uncle Miltie on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:06 am


Smile.

pawel_z_wrocka on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:07 am


Tapir.

F2theD on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:10 am


“endoplasmatic” as in endoplasmatic reticulum. high school bio ^^

Andy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:12 am


Diva all the way!

lexusburn on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:15 am


Freiheit

Dunc on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:18 am


Pelf - Money and riches !

Harry on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:27 am


My favourite word is success

T Sampson on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:29 am


Smudge

Dowd on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:49 am


verve

Mike on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:49 am


freedom

iShervin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:50 am


Persian

James on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:52 am


sarcasm

dj_aris on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:54 am


Apple. duh!

Domingo on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:59 am


Present (in all its meanings)

Muhammed Ahmed on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:00 am


Humanity

Chris Bulow on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:00 am


Schadenfreude

Doug on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:02 am


vacation

Velociraptor on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:14 am


“Troglodyte”

Andre on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:21 am


keyboard!

Peter Z on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:23 am


love

Chris E Boy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:52 am


Random

Silent Bob on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:54 am


My favourite word is: Kwyjibo

definition: Uh… a big, dumb, balding North American ape. With no chin… And a short temper!

jimmyg on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:59 am


Rubbish!!!!!!

Scottij on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:01 am


My favorite word is… defenestrate!

Tyson on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:10 am


Favorite word of all time; “Pancake”

Tom Foolery on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:11 am


Finagle -To obtain or achieve by indirect, usually deceitful methods

Craik on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:14 am


Sasquatch

Lucky on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:23 am


MOAR

is that ok?

Vince on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:24 am


Moist

Paul on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:25 am


Buttafucco

Nils on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:31 am


definition

Greg Sutton on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:35 am


Spiffy

Cyxodus on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:36 am


My favorite word is: Thespian

I use to get my grandfather upset and look at me funny when I would ask him if he was a thespian. I miss those days.

Jim on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:40 am


Family

Chris on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:43 am


moist



Bitmatt on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:47 am


“meat”

Hanan Marton on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:48 am


my favorite word is walla.
it’s an arabic word that we kinda took as our own and transformed it into an hebrew word.
it means so many things! and you can use it in almost every occasion.

Jon P on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:49 am


It used to be lackadaisical but now it is focus. When I was lazy I used to enjoy bigger words.

Christian Fierro on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:00 am


Mexico that is a good word

ipod-black on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:00 am


My favorite german word is: “cheffig” - translated it would be “boss-like” i guess.
My favorite international word is: “Hippopotomonstrosesquippeda liophobia” - the fear of long words ^^

Carrie on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:04 am


Schadenfreude

David on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:06 am


bulbous

Walter on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:08 am


YES

Phil on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:08 am


Snow

scarlco on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:12 am


Ominous

Ryan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:22 am


my favorite word is the word your/you’re used in the correct context.

used in the incorrect context causes me to break keyboards..

Steve on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:29 am


Fracker!

Nathan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:29 am


Create

Izzy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:31 am


borborygmi

Min on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:38 am


cool

Chip on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:43 am


“thing”, because I always want one more of it.

david r. on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:46 am


if by favorite word you mean the one i go to most in conversation and prose, it would probably be the word,

“ultimately”

Paul on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:47 am


quark

Rhonda Mason on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:48 am


WIN!! As in I WIN!! I love winning and winner also…any form of the word WIN!!!

Steven on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:56 am


scrumtralicious - from a Saturday Night Live sketch

Mike Harding on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:04 am


Pianist always strikes be as being a very funny word.

Mexicola on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:04 am


 pear

Nicholas Penree on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:08 am


macenstein

dlowe402 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:09 am


My favorite word is NSFW so I think I’ll go with NUCLEAR because I get a kick every time I hear our president say “NUKULAR”

Gary on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:16 am


Two words: Gnothi Seauton - know thyself

Greg on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:21 am


awesome

I use it to describe almost everything

Plutarch on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:21 am


Filbert

eric on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:24 am


Coelacanth is my favorite word.

Steve on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:24 am


As an apple / mac fan “BOOM” is my favorite word

Dizil on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:26 am


Love

daniel on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:27 am


winning- its what i hope to be doing here

[In:TkZ] on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:28 am


caffeine

artman1033 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:31 am


THANKS

Rafael Barbosa on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:31 am


Peace

darrell on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:31 am


non sequitur is my favorite word. i also enjoy eating watermellon.

autoy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:41 am


Procrastination!

Chardish on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:41 am


Strategery.

It’s not in the dictionary…yet.

RonW on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:46 am


FREE — what else?

Chuck on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:51 am


” “

Dave92 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:56 am


mac chick

Dani on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:58 am


conundrum

christophear on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:59 am


I think any portmanteau works well for me, because as a writer it gives you freedom or sometmes known as a poetical license to come up with words that have not been yet invented as in instrumetal, the combination of instrumental and of course metal haha, or tensegrity, the fussion of tension and integrity (pls read any of Carlos Castaneda’s books for that matter) I even made my own: poeticide a combination of poetic and homicide, but my personal late favorite is some word I came across while thinking in new forms to say love: the word is enerssence a blend between energy and essence, it even works in spanish -my native tongue haha as enersencia- so there you go ENERSSENCE

Vidiot on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:59 am


Callipygian… look it up.

(Describes The Doc, perhaps…)

Chris Ng on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:03 pm


word is my favorite word

Kernel Dan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:04 pm


Sesquipedalian

Dan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:05 pm


Defenestrate

Smorgasbord on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:07 pm


Play your cards right, and those could be YOUR hands!
I don’t gamble, so I guess I don’t have a chance to “Win” this prize. Just to throw it out anyway, my favorite word is “Winnemucca, Nevada.” I just like the sound of it. I would love telling people I live in Winemucca, Washington, or Oregon, Or Idaho, but not Nevada. I love the northwest mountains.

Sacksenheim on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:09 pm


F*CK!

Jeffrey Penner on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:13 pm


penultimate

JCM on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:15 pm


appersonation - delusion that one is famous…

Astav Sacheti on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:20 pm


the

Frederik on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:26 pm


previously

Jess on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:29 pm


consciencieux

aka conscientious:(of a person) wishing to do what is right, esp. to do one’s work or duty well and thoroughly

its really awkward to say in english but flows so nicely in french

Steve519 on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:29 pm


Woot!

tony k on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:34 pm


quintessential

AJ K on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:35 pm


debacle

Mark on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:36 pm


Totalitarian. Those T sounds are incredible.

Aurélien Lewin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:45 pm


Pamplemousse! (Grapefruit in french) sounds acid and yummy

Bobby on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 12:54 pm


In the words of President Bush: “strategery”

Peter Eszes on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:03 pm


My fav word is COLOR

DonLargo on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:04 pm


Faith. Great word for times such as these.

Faloopa on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:16 pm


Strategerie.

Best. Word. Ever.

andrew on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:16 pm


Haptodysphoria

Spence on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:19 pm


Palatial

jonro on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:23 pm


Monkey. It’s impossible to say “monkey” without smiling.

Perlt on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:24 pm


Flutter

Steve McCratic on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:24 pm


titmouse

Justin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:27 pm


free

Kong on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:28 pm


Logic!

alison on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:30 pm


my word is sardonic.

Telp on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:37 pm


Molybdenum, the element. It’s just fun to say ^_^.

mpeterke on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:38 pm


Beer

Colin W on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:38 pm


Vendetta

devin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 1:41 pm


Shwing! from Wayne’s World.

Mac Soda on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:00 pm


Soda.

Ken on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:11 pm


dog this is my son’s favorite word, he gave this up with no hesitation, he even spelled it for me

David Syzdek on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:16 pm


My favorite word is the Spanish word for ants: hormigas. Hace muchas hormigas en mis pantalones. Or something like that…

Jim on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:19 pm


illumination

Bjorn on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:20 pm


funniest word: Bamboozle.

or wacker.

kcroy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:27 pm


upgrade

media_lush on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:29 pm


discombobulated

Matt on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:32 pm


Obtuse

Esteban on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:35 pm


Sybarite :
sybarite |ˈsibəˌrīt|
noun
a person who is self-indulgent in their fondness for sensuous luxury.

Big Bubba on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:40 pm


effervescent, it just makes me bubble over with happiness

Roberto on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:40 pm


My favorite word is ‘void’

John on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:40 pm


dinovo

Johnny on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:42 pm


Mustache

It tickles just saying it.

Wesley on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:50 pm


Pneumoultramicroscopicossilicovulcanoconiótico

The biggest word in the portuguese dictionary…

Matt Jones on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:51 pm


palavar

Chad Landman on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:52 pm


Grace

kmoth on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:58 pm


lucky

craig on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 2:58 pm


donkey

leishan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:00 pm


Antidisestablishmentarianism

Frank on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:02 pm


LOL… that’s a word, right?

bc on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:05 pm


I remember discovering this word in a big thick dictionary we had when I was a kid:

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

theo on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:06 pm


computer … because without them, I wouldn’t be on your site for one and I wouldn’t have the job I have either.

Simon on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:09 pm


Icecream. It always gives me happy thoughts when I hear/read that word.

Matt on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:09 pm


Free!

Forrest on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:29 pm


Favorite word…quaf

Keyman on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:29 pm


Verisimilitude.

Adam on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:29 pm


meh

Gilberto on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:37 pm


My favorite word (as well as my favorite being in the whole World) is: WOMAN

Noel on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:45 pm


Kiefer

darren on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:49 pm


coccyx

Sam on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:50 pm


gestalt

Killer's Dad on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:57 pm


BLEEP!

It’s a great word. Look at Gov. Blago, he said all those other words, but the full context and meaning of his conversations were communicated simply by inserting Bleep, Bleeping, Bleeped and MotherBleeper into the dialogue.

Kevin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 3:58 pm


gesticulate

Joseph on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:14 pm


perspective

JC on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:19 pm


macenstein !!

Paul on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:20 pm


mac-hine

Max on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:26 pm


Positive

thisisjohnny on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:30 pm


“willy nilly”

kcanread on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:32 pm


money

joey on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:38 pm


whatchamacallit

alex on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:42 pm


Jeopardize.

raptrex on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:44 pm


facetious

Angel E. V. on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:51 pm


menagerie

macsimilian on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 4:51 pm


BANANARAMA

James on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:00 pm


preferred

Ben on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:02 pm


Fantabulous

Gabe on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:06 pm


Eureka

Steve on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:12 pm


brobdingnagian

mike on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:18 pm


“turgid”

Imagine Engine on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:31 pm


Mac. I say it so often that I’m actually converting PC users around me to switch to Mac.

Lee on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:31 pm


wenis

JimmySchaps on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:35 pm


SCRUPLES

Cheng on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:35 pm


shallow

Isaac on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:38 pm


“Gone”, something woody about it..

Jason on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 5:53 pm


Antidisestablishmentarianism

Brian on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:02 pm


inconceivable.

kokuryu on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:06 pm


Trajectory.

stephan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:17 pm


sophisticated

Joe on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:25 pm


ribs

Kevin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:26 pm


shananigans

Mike Major on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:29 pm


Pithy - a state of being pissy but you can say it in front of children, since I’m a teacher.

Mark on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:30 pm


Belgium!

Scotty D on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:40 pm


My favorite word is “pwned”

MacMarine on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:45 pm


DILLIGAFF!

demoabi on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:49 pm


yummy

Grissel on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 6:53 pm


forgive cause sometimes you need to forget something that hurts you a lot but you can’t…

MLB on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:00 pm


Kiefer and Sutherland are my two favorite words

=)

Trevor on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:04 pm


surreptitiously

Jerry on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:05 pm


Hoosegow

Nights on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:27 pm


Bacon.

Ste7en on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:31 pm


Bucolic.

Chris on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:43 pm


Wisipitis.

Though not really a word, actually a Windows process (I think) - I just like saying it in my head over and over and over…

Mike G on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:47 pm


whatever

WFT on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 7:53 pm


shrubbery

Jamsa on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:01 pm


“inconceivable” is my favorite word… but I think it may not mean what I think it means.

Ross on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:22 pm


Schwinn

Norm on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:35 pm


I don’t honestly know if I have a favorite word.

I’m going to be thinking about it now though…

Bryan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 8:47 pm


Dude…

Brandon on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:10 pm


Shart

I still giggle a little bit everytime I hear that word. Sure its not in Webster’s, but its in the Urban Dictionary and that’s good enough for me!

robert rothstein on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:18 pm


gentle… its a word that needs to be used more in the world.

LouRob on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:19 pm


Serenity.

Great word, great feeling, great film.

Paul Cheezem on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:23 pm


grace

Buckybacker on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:26 pm


soap, just keep sayin’ it a few times over and over.

Edward Joe on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:33 pm


tiny

Jason Dilley on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:37 pm


In the spirit of the giveaway…my favorite word is “free”

Rhonda Martin on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:49 pm


Giveaway
lol

Teej on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:52 pm


Miles

scomull on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:54 pm


My favorite word in the whole wide world is “hyperbole”.
Thanks BR!

imajoebob on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 9:57 pm


Stochastics

favorite Brit word: maths

Chris Magee on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:01 pm


penultimate!

Claudis on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:07 pm


howdy there partner

Jason on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:12 pm


Superfluous.

Hermann on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:26 pm


“Psychohistory” is one of the most amusing ideas about a fictional science that comes form Isaac Asimov’s Foundation universe

Daisy on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:34 pm


favorite word is probably Verisimilitude.

Teegan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:35 pm


eh… like: “are you Canadian eh?”

RandomPerson on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:42 pm


“Edumacation”

Felix on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:47 pm


“wunderschön”

It’s a German word which often gets translated as “gorgeous”, but in my opinion that doesn’t catch the whole implicit meaning of the word, being not only that it’s beautiful, but that it has something of a wonder (”Wunder”), so a more accurate translation would be “wonderbeautiful”.

SkippyThorson on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 10:49 pm


It would have to be Sloth.

Close second would be Balderdash.

Andrew on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:15 pm


“Conundrum”

Brian W on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:23 pm


exacerbate

Dan on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:49 pm


power

John on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:52 pm


no

Brad on Sun, 4th Jan 2009 11:59 pm


Woman

Alex on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 12:04 am


My favorite word is iMac

Eric on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 12:38 am


shiznit



Ricardo Giesta on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 1:08 am


music

msn26586 on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 1:43 am


physics

ntb on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 2:04 am


luminary

jdbaum on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 2:05 am


disproportionate

whocares on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 2:40 am


Twitter

Alan on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:06 am


Truthiness

mashnut on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:24 am


word

dave on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:25 am


Induhvidual

scott on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 4:12 am


pedantic

Gavin on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 4:19 am


Banyah! It is the ’security word’ that allows me to enter this…

Florian Vanthuyne on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 5:54 am


porn

Belinda on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:09 am


sleep

Marcus on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:34 am


My favorite word is “pie.”
Never has a single thing meant as much to the world as pie has. Yumm!

Steven on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:40 am


indefatigable

Kurt on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:47 am


tempestuous!

alexedi on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 7:25 am


fries

Matthijs on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 7:46 am


Doh!

Chris on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 7:50 am


biscuit - the act of being fluffy baked deliciousness

Pam on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 8:12 am


Congratulations

Derek S on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 8:48 am


zyzzyva - a tropical american weasel

Nick Tapper on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:02 am


wow, as to describe this site and this action. it is really wow thats the only word i have got for it.

WOW

Lee Howson on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:07 am


Computer

Kevin Dixon on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:25 am


emporium

Mike on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:33 am


pneumonultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

Reva Skie on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:34 am


Phenolic. I don’t know why.

Big D on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:38 am


sesquicentennial

David on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 10:02 am


throughout

Connor on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 10:04 am


“radical”

lol yep thats it

Vince LoGreco on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:03 am


concur
Ever since I heard the word in Catch Me If You Can, I have used it in almost daily speech, usually followed by doctor!

fractured on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:11 am


My favourite word is “win”, which I’d like to do.

Adam M. Lane on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:15 am


Definitely FREE!!!

Zardoz on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:15 am


alkazar

Scott on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:20 am


kumquat

CJS on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:41 am


goiter

Len on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 12:00 pm


My favorite word is Apple

Mike on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 12:12 pm


Strategery

mike bristol on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 12:48 pm


logos

MartinM on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 1:05 pm


Unbelievable

Nigel on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 1:08 pm


Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch (a village in Cymru (Wales))

JB on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 1:27 pm


Életerő

(hey, English is not the only language in the whole wide world)

imageek on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 2:52 pm


Sensuous

Used like this:
Sensuous up.. get me another beer

Gregg on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:28 pm


Zyzzx, definitely Zyzzx

John on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:34 pm


Chiefrelief

Double U on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:37 pm


swaffelen

James W Lane on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:46 pm


“roger that”

Adri on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 3:59 pm


Supercalifragilisticoespiralidoso

Paul on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 4:35 pm


Canada

Go Canada!

Jon Conley on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 4:39 pm


ruca

Arnie on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 4:44 pm


FREE

awhatnot on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 5:03 pm


nonsense

Jason Isaac on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 5:27 pm


Jackass

Lovro on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 5:46 pm


LOVE is THE word!

Justin Octo on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:21 pm


Swaggtastic

Lizzie on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:43 pm


Moist

Nate on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 6:48 pm


masticate

Oscar on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 7:13 pm


愛してる
aishiteru

It means “I love you” in Japanese…

Kyle on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 7:45 pm


Food

Douglas V. on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 8:26 pm


Macenstein… :p

Thanks, Doc!

FRANK on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 8:30 pm


Goregasm

Keyser Soze on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 8:43 pm


Why?

ann on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 8:58 pm


shoes, strangely i’ve met a couple other people with a fascination for this word as well.

Tommy on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 9:38 pm


my favorite word is “kimochii”

Amy L on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 10:16 pm


My favorite word is boondoggle

Richard Turner on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 10:20 pm


favorite word is salvation
second favorite word is Terri (my wife)

Thomas on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:10 pm


“No”

What other word can be used so much and often have such a dramatic effect.

Richa on Mon, 5th Jan 2009 11:13 pm


Syncopation

Brian J. N. on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 1:53 am


Thrash .. Not sure why..

Chris on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 1:57 am


Internet.

Michael on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 2:40 am


I think the Chinese word ‘囧’
Don’t it look like two sadly eyes with a opened mouth? lol

Many people in Taiwan are using this as the meaning ’so sad’

lol

JAK on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 3:57 am


SUPERFLOUS(soo PURR flu-us): “more than is necessary”

1: It’s awesome how it just rolls off your tongue(ESP. WHEN YOUR DRRRRRUNK!)
2: It just sounds really cool

Uwe on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 4:36 am


The german word for happy - “glücklich”

Preshit on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 6:18 am


Apple… DUH!

Bungie on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 6:33 am


A favourite word is “wee” - a Scottish word for small that is widely used

Ronny on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 9:39 am


Colgate, a toothpaste that doesn’t sell in Spain, because it’s Spanish for “go hang yourself.”

Ronny on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 9:45 am


another favorite is Giddens - A person who loses all self control in party situations, says “Your Mom” as an attempted comeback, and trades punches while trashed.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=giddens

also, twin brothers in SF, who are two of my best friends.

Jeff on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 10:35 am


LOVE

Lisa on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 11:19 am


chutzpah!

Bob Taylor on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 11:22 am


Coccyx

ric on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 11:39 am


AbsaFlippinLutely

Jed on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 11:41 am


na-ka-ka-pag-pa-bagabag (now say it really fast)… that’s Filipino for…been to Bagabag…

Seth on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 12:05 pm


sailing

Cameron on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 1:33 pm


smeg

Frank on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 4:40 pm


and

Berknip on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 5:47 pm


Buckaroo

Ryan on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 6:30 pm


wow, fancy

Grover on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 6:43 pm


Defenestration

It’s the act of pushing something out of a window. I’m baffled it exists at all.

Franiel on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 7:14 pm


ucalegon - a neighbor who’s house is on fire

galenthon on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 7:53 pm


poop

Michael on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 8:54 pm


My favorite word is vacation. I really like it when I can tell people I am going on vacation, which doesn’t happen often enough.

Unclecal on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 9:40 pm


mac

Manny on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 9:50 pm


irasible

Manny on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 9:50 pm


irascible (sp.)

Alex Donoho on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 12:01 am


Gotta go with ‘Cynosure’, meaning ‘a person or thing that is the center of attention or admiration’. Not to describe myself, but because it has a cool pedigree:

Late 16th cent.: from French, or from Latin cynosura, from Greek kunosoura ‘dog’s tail’ (also ‘Ursa Minor’ ), from kuōn, kun- ‘dog’ + oura ‘tail.’ The term originally denoted the constellation Ursa Minor, or the star Polaris that it contains, long used as a guide by navigators.

karinatwork on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 1:09 am


Eloquence. Because I wish I had some.

jonasr on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 5:05 am


definitely “cockface”

Pyzio on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 6:11 am


boobies

Joel Goh on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 8:40 am


FOOD!

Paul on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 8:45 am


It would be “cool”.

jeremy on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 10:11 am


Conundrum.

(I know I’m not original, but I answered before checking the other comments. It was the first word I though of.)

Wolf on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 12:14 pm


Osteichthyes because it’s fun to say.
( It’s a fish classification )

James on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 1:15 pm


Boom!

Bro on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 3:14 pm


suiml Marcum

Simon on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 3:15 pm


oblong, amazing word.

Dave on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 12:40 am


Anything that Americans mis-pronounce/spell… Schedule or Aluminium spring to mind. Take your pick.

kmoth on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 12:48 am


trolley

LlamaFragments on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 12:53 am


zzyzx.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zzyzx,_California

Jason on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 1:12 am


Onomatopoeia

Boon on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 3:03 am


juxtapose … for the times when I want to sound pretentious.

theo-revvz on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 3:27 am


redonkulus
re-donk-ulus
because rediculous is so 2008

Chris O on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 5:20 am


Woo! - It’s a great word

Darrin D on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 7:51 am


Daughter

Sean on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 7:55 am


Implement!

MarkC on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 8:23 am


sushi

Alan on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 8:52 am


love

hito on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 9:09 am


It’s a french word “boulard”
Dunno how to translate it ^^”

Brent on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 12:01 pm


Taco

Chris T on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 12:40 pm


donut….mmmmmmm

Jeff on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 1:02 pm


Sweet- because what is better than sweet!

Brian Loggins on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 1:08 pm


Biscuit

Davewhippedgoliath on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 2:07 pm


pneumoultramicroscopicsilivolcaniosis learned this bad boy in 4th grade

Alastair on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 3:25 pm


Village.

I know, it’s cheesy. But that’s what it takes.

Maciek on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 3:30 pm


Atakanakattara -> may have been warm in jap.

Matty on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 5:55 pm


“Mai”. My daughter is my favourite word

Torrance on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 7:04 pm


is “asshat” a real word?

Pat Beeson on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 8:31 pm


Anethama

toblo on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 11:03 pm


iPhone!

Matt on Thu, 8th Jan 2009 11:35 pm


Welcome

Ozzy on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 12:38 am


My favorite word is “snap”

Sam on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 12:53 am


oxymoron!

emanx on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 2:10 am


how about burnish?

Christian on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 8:06 am


Möööp

David T on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 8:27 am


therapeutic

That is what this keyboard will be

BoydCape on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 9:38 am


“macenstein”

That’s too easy/

post utility on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 11:13 am


“prototype” on one line

Tony Bricko on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 11:41 am


“obviously”

Joe on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 12:03 pm


Miners!

Sampers on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 12:27 pm


sfincter

bas.o on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 12:39 pm


smile

Dave on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 1:30 pm


penultimate

tom mahan on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 1:54 pm


Weenie

Matthew Smith on Fri, 9th Jan 2009 5:20 pm


Hemiola

Whitehawk on Sat, 10th Jan 2009 9:44 am


szerelem

Groflmeyer on Sat, 10th Jan 2009 10:09 am


Yes

Adrian on Sun, 11th Jan 2009 2:33 am


Blumpkin.

edoreld on Sun, 11th Jan 2009 5:24 am


Probably “Genialcoholorosatanarquiarqueologicavernoso”.

It came in a book

Alex D on Sun, 11th Jan 2009 10:22 am


“Acknowledged”

JBubba57 on Sun, 11th Jan 2009 7:53 pm


“epitome”

the master example–what all the other copies are cut upon open/copied from

and cool pronunciation, too

(almost went with” flaccid”!)

gsxrboy on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 12:51 am


Pterodactyl

Steven Thompson on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 12:53 am


syzygy.

that’s just awesome.

Pat on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 1:56 am


Zenith, it’s just cool.

Georg on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 2:26 am


definitely

Manny on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 4:15 am


fuck

antonis on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 7:56 am


Teda

tex on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 10:11 am


snuggle - and why not?

John Vasquez on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 10:13 am


drember

as in:
Drember that time we went to mexico?

SnackyBear on Mon, 12th Jan 2009 10:28 am


Lingerie